Keller Law Attorneys

Jenna H. Keller represents numerous farmers, ranchers, mineral and royalty owners, and rural landowners throughout eastern Colorado, northwestern Colorado, western Nebraska and southern Wyoming with a particular emphasis on oil, gas, and wind issues. She also handles wills, trusts, estates/probate, conservation easements and water rights, and provides guidance in real estate transactions and related litigation on those subject matters, all with an emphasis on rural land issues. Ms. Keller grew up on a wheat farm in northeastern Colorado and knows firsthand the challenges facing rural farmers and ranchers.

Ms. Keller received her law degree from the University of Wyoming’s College of Law, where she graduated Order of the Coif. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in International Political Economy from Colorado College. Ms. Keller is admitted to practice law in Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming.

Ms. Keller has lectured throughout northern, northeastern, and southeastern Colorado on topics such as oil and gas leasing, restrictions and encumbrances on the transfer of water shares, oil and gas pipeline easements, and wills, trusts and powers of attorney. She is a regular speaker at the annual High Plains No-Till Conference. She also is a blog contributor at the Mineral Rights Forum and eLegacyConnect.

Outside of work, Ms. Keller volunteers her time as a member for agricultural organizations as the past co-chair of the Board of the Community Agriculture Alliance and past chair for the Colorado FFA Foundation Board. 

Jacquelyn (Cobb) Harvey joined Keller Law as an Associate Attorney after graduating from the University of Wyoming College of Law. During law school, she interned for the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, and at the Estate Planning Practicum where she received first-hand knowledge on estate planning and associated document drafting, as well as probates.  Jacquelyn works with farmers, ranchers and others on their estate and succession planning, probate and trust administration and business planning.

Jacquelyn is a sixth generation cowgirl of a family owned and operated cattle ranch. She is a proud Wyomingite, and currently resides there with her husband. Outside of work, Jacquelyn enjoys supporting the K-12 community at various sporting, 4-H, and FFA events, working on the ranch, and spending time with her family and friends.

Jacquelyn is currently licensed to practice in Wyoming and Colorado.

Teresa Abel joined Keller Law, LLC in August 2022. At Keller Law, Teresa assists clients on matters involving natural resources, land use and conservation, government permitting, real estate, contracts & licenses, title work, and litigation. She enjoys working closely with her clients to determine their specific needs and objectives. Teresa’s prior experience includes federal permitting, appellate work, oil and gas litigation, and business disputes.

Teresa earned her J.D. in 2012 from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where she graduated in the top 1% of her law school class. She then completed an LL.M. in Natural Resources & Environmental Policy. While in school, Teresa interned with the District Attorney’s Office for the 18th Judicial District (Appellate Division), the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Colorado Supreme Court. She also completed a post-graduation clerkship with the Colorado Court of Appeals.

Carly is a recent graduate from the University of Wyoming College of Law who joined Keller Law, LLC in the summer of 2024. Licensed to practice in both Wyoming and Colorado, she is particularly focused on Estate Planning, Probate, Business Law, Real Estate Law, and Construction Law.

A native of Walden, Colorado, Carly’s deep roots in the community drive her commitment to addressing the legal challenges faced by underserved areas. Her legal career was shaped by her role as Student Director of the University of Wyoming’s Estate Planning Practicum, where she led students in offering low-cost legal services to indigent individuals throughout Wyoming. Through this experience, Carly honed skills in estate planning and probate law, knowledge she is eager to apply in her own practice.

Carly’s diverse background also includes a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design with a minor in Construction Management from Colorado State University, as well as a venture into the restaurant business in rural Northern Colorado. These experiences combined creativity with practical problem-solving and fueled her desire to help businesses and individuals navigate their unique legal matters.

Outside of the office, Carly enjoys contributing to various community organizations, spending time with family and friends, home renovation projects, and curling up with her pets and a good book. As a new attorney, Carly is committed to making a meaningful impact on the lives of her clients across the rural west.

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